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1 Nursing history must be interpreted through the contexts of gender, society, science, and place.

2 In 1873, three nurse training schools, using Nightingale's principles for nursing education, were founded in the U.S.

3 Scientific progress required nurses' more extensive education.

4 Early nursing contributions to society's health included nursing knowledge‐based care within hospitals and nursing public health initiatives in the wider community.

5 Public health nursing was central to the early professional development of nursing.

6 Nursing professional organizations were initiated soon after formal nursing education began.

7 During the Great Depression of the 1930s, nursing practice moved from private duty nursing to hospital staff nursing.

8 The move from hospital training schools for nurses to collegiate nursing education accelerated in the 1950s and 1960s.

9 Nursing theories were foundational to nursing science research.

10 Advanced Practice Nursing roles have had a long history.